Ceramic Fiber Cloth

About Ceramic Fiber Cloth

We are offering excellent quality Ceramic Fiber Cloth. This cloth finds usage in welding, foundry works, aluminum and steel mills, boiler insulation and seal and shipyards. We offer this Ceramic Fiber Cloth in various specifications and deliver the same within promised timeframes. This cloth is made up of chemicals like silica which is heated until it is molten, and then it is spun into hair-like strands.

Ceramic fiber cloth is a high-temperature insulation material made from ceramic fibers woven into a fabric-like material. Here's an overview:

Key Features

 Material: Composed of ceramic fibers, often alumina-silica or other refractory ceramic materials

 Thermal Insulation: Provides excellent thermal insulation, reducing heat transfer and energy loss

 Flexibility: Flexible and can be easily cut and shaped to fit specific applications

 Chemical Resistance: Resistant to many chemicals, including acids and alkalis

Applications

 High-Temperature Insulation: Used in furnaces, kilns, and other high-temperature equipment

Gasketing: Used as gaskets in high-temperature applications, such as furnace doors and piping

Expansion Joints: Used to fill gaps and provide thermal insulation in expansion joints

Fire Protection: Used in fire protection applications, such as fire wraps and blankets

 Welding and Heat Treatment: Used as a heat shield or insulation in welding and heat treatment applications

Benefits

 Energy Efficiency: Reduces heat loss and energy consumption

 High-Temperature Resistance: Withstands extremely high temperatures, making it ideal for demanding applications

Flexibility: Can be easily cut and shaped to fit specific applications

Chemical Resistance: Resistant to many chemicals, reducing the risk of degradation or damage

Types

 Ceramic Fiber Cloth: A woven fabric-like material made from ceramic fibers

 Ceramic Fiber Tapes: Narrow strips of ceramic fiber cloth used for sealing and insulation

 Ceramic Fiber Ropes: Used for sealing and insulation in high-temperature applications

Industries and Applications

 Industrial Furnaces: Used in high temperature furnaces, kilns, and ovens

Aerospace: Used in high temperature applications, such as engine components and heat shields

 Automotive: Used in high performance vehicles and racing applications

Fire Protection: Used in fire protection applications, such as fire wraps and blankets